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However, the highly cautious response from KeADILan, positive only towards the more anodyne, 'univer-salistic', points on the list, showed that this would-be multiracial party did not imagine its Malay supporters to be ready as yet to espouse the controversial call for an end to the dichotomization of society into a bumiputera category (sons of the soil) and non-bumiputera, most effectively engineered and sustained by the New Economic Policy.
The penalties of apostasy in Malaysia by Kershaw, Roger / Contemporary Review
[58] Instructive and simple are these healer's words, yet the dichotomization in the theories of African illness causation and treatment well represented in the literature remain quite pervasive.
Medicine and anthropology in twentieth century Africa: Akan medicine ... by Konadu, Kwasi / African Studies Quarterly
On the practice of dichotomization of quantitative variables.
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